Chris McClain Productions: Rachel + Paul Post Wedding Shoot

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Rachel + Paul Post Wedding Shoot

Shot a couple shots on 8mm film & Sony EX1, but the majority is Canon 5DMarkII. This was a joint shoot with David Perry from www .davidperryfilms.com and was our very first shoot with his 5DMarkII back in May. Funnything is that we actually filmed this several months following thier wedding. They didn't originally have a professional videographer when they got married and they only realized after the fact of how important it really was to them!! Enjoy

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RachelJanuary 30, 2010 at 11:53 PM
yaaa! our video made your blog :) it's the most bomb video ever! great song choice if i do say so myself ;) you guys are so talented!!!
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Rachel + Paul Post Wedding Shoot

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